The Mission Always Wins – Leadership Call
FOUR SKILLS FOR TRANSFORMATIVE MISSIONAL LEADERS
September 9 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
District
Western District
Because the mission always wins…
“Until the future of the world means more than the future of the Church, the Church has no future no future.” (Ralph Winter)
“The default behavior of most pastoral leaders is to solve problems for our churches, rather than change our churches for engaging the needs of the world.” (Tod Bolsinger)
Leading change is one of the most challenging responsibilities that pastors face today. We were trained for many things — but leading change and addressing the resistance it creates is rarely one of them. In our District Regional Connects, we introduced our pastors and leaders to the concept, framework, and practice of adaptive change.
As an intentional follow-up to these regional gatherings, we invite you to join pastor, author, and leadership consultant Tod Bolsinger for four online sessions to learn an essential cluster of skills for leading adaptive change in your community. We hope these four sessions will resource your leadership and position your community to live focused on the mission God has called you to.
The four sessions will be May 13, June 12, August 19, September 9
6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. (PDT)
NOTE: Prior attendance is not a prerequisite. Each session is $15, or $45 if you sign up for all four sessions.
100% of the registration fees will support our District FMI partnership in Tunisia.
Tod Bolsinger, MDiv, PhD, the co-founder and principal of AE Sloan Leadership, Inc, an executive coaching and consulting firm that works with church, non-profit, university, and marketplace leaders in leading change. He is also the Executive Director of the De Pree Center Church Leadership Institute, a Senior Fellow of the De Pree Center for Leadership, Associate Professor of Leadership Formation at Fuller Theological Seminary, was the founder of the Fuller Leadership Platform, and served as a Vice President of Fuller Seminary for six years. Prior to his educational career, he served as a pastor for 27 years.